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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER: The people who hold communities together
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Death by little nicks
A nick here, a nick there. No big deal? Well, before you know it, the patient has bled to death.
Last gasps of middle class
The engraving isn't completed, but you can easily fill in the tombstone's final few blanks.
How to really lift morale
No stone-throwing here. No barbs, bruises or snide remarks borne of pecuniary jealousy.
Can't justify this tax hike
At precisely the time our taxing entities should be easing the burden on their citizens or at least holding the line on spending, we see the opposite occurring.
Hart wins, Idaho loses
Four Republicans on an ethics panel cleared state Rep. Phil Hart of any wrongdoing.
Basin plan center stage
Question: What do you get when you unveil a 2,200-page plan that will cost an estimated $1.34 billion and take about a century to complete?
Press backs KCFR bond
Some 45,000 residents trust Kootenai County Fire & Rescue with their lives.
Who'll pay off the deficit?
If you believe the Bush tax cuts should be made permanent - as we do - you might want to be careful about falling into a little hypocritical pit.
What do you consider an acceptable property tax hike now?
Status quo McEuen foe
At 10:53 a.m. Thursday, a breezy, sweet summer morning if ever there was one, a total of three people were enjoying McEuen Field.
Time for the pre/post test
The mechanics of our language can teach us a lot about the mechanisms within ourselves.
Hayden shines at bargain rates
Despite investing some $4.5 million and ripping up the heart of Hayden for most of 2007, the city's central corridor isn't the answer to every resident's dream.
When right goes wrong
Idaho needs more jobs, wise spending and better education.
What do you think of the Republican Party in Idaho?
Rest well, good soldier
It's entirely possible that the only person who wouldn't have been impressed with the massive front-page headlines Thursday is the man the headlines were written about.